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Why Progress in Alzheimer’s Disease Treatment Has Taken 30 Years

Jamu – an Indonesian drink prepared from Kencur ginger

New study reveals anti-cancer properties in Kencur ginger

Feet on bathroom scale.

Anti-obesity drug improves associative learning in people with obesity

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How people judge anti-vaxxers who die from COVID-19

Museums and police in Europe join forces to fight illicit trade in artefacts

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Biological age increases with stress but can be reversed

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Fight poverty, boost kids’ brains: How anti-poverty programs can improve mental health

University of Virginia researcher Eyleen Jorgelina O’Rourke, PhD, and her team have been seeking to identify the mechanisms driving healthy aging and longevity.

Detoxing body of 2 fat by-products could extend lifespan

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Arthritis drug may turn old blood young again

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Do women age differently from men?

The fat pad adjacent to the kneecap (Hoffa's fat pad, infrapatellar fat pad) can change in signal on MRI when the knee is inflamed. (A) Normal knee without signs of inflammation. (B) Arrow pointing on a circumscribed area with higher signal (bright lines) in the area of the fat pad (normally dark), which is indicative of a beginning inflammatory reaction. (C) The whole fat pad has a higher signal (light grey color with white lines), which is a sign of progressive inflammation of the knee joint.

Ibuprofen, other NSAIDs may worsen arthritis inflammation

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